While it is only the New Testament, this Bible is incredibly thorough with references, and connections to the Catechism of the Catholic Church.

Although the Guide is (somewhat annoyingly) set apart from the books it refers to, it is helpfully cross-referenced to the biblical text (and vice-versa). Although the guides are (somewhat annoyingly) set apart from the books they comment on, they are helpfully cross-referenced to the biblical text (and vice-versa). E' una spesa che consiglierei a tutti coloro che desiderano approfondire la conoscenza della Bibbia.These are written by many prominent biblical scholars, featuring the same kind of modern-higher-critical opinions that the NABRE notes do. Published by Catholic Scripture Study International (CSSI) and Saint Benedict Press, this work is based on the original 1966 Catholic Edition RSV (RSV-CE). Unfortunately, only the New Testament is currently available as a single volume (don’t let the size fool you! Biblical text is in typical two-column layout, with NABRE notes below them in three columns, liturgical usage reference notes in four columns below them, and NABRE cross-references centered at the bottom of the page in a wide single column.

He also held the Cardinal Laghi Chair of Catholic Theology from 2002-2004 at the Pontifical Seminary Josephinum (Columbus OH).They are presented in single-column format below a dividing horizontal line, helping to visually distinguish them from the two-column main text. If 'study' forms part of your approach to reading the NT then I'd say this text together with a copy of the CCC Catechism of the Catholic Church close by will add many dimensions to the reading.

The RSV has no notes that go along with the translation, so different study Bibles exist based on the translation.The Catholic Study Bible has a decent translation, but also problematic non-traditional notes throughout. Short essays charts and drawings are scattered throughout the Bible and help explain certain Bible texts and bring them to life. Serious criticisms of the NABRE have been levelled by conservative Catholics concerning the translation’s notes, though. Having said that, Scott Hahn's notes and word studies are comprehensive and written in a form that is easy to understand for those who have an interest in the subject but do not have degrees in biblical studies.